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By ALFRED ANDR10LA
"'SO THE GREAT YhFUO. PAT.'
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ABOUT doin' your. homework \ hector
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LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
By Brandon Walsh
EET IS VERY SAD! SENOR l
SIM BAD LOVES THE BEAUTIFUL
SENORITA LUCY VERY MUCH.
AN'MISS LUCY LIKES HIM,
TOO! SHE ALWAYS TELLS
ME 7D GIVE HER LOVE ID
YOU AN’ADAM AN'EVE 03
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11 Fowl
12 Incline
13 Native metal
15 Cut off short
17 Bamboolike
grass
18 Periods of
geological
time
19 Dibble
21 Diminutive of
Edward
22 Skill
23 Parent
25 Ironers
28 Whirlwind
30 Sih igs
32 Character
istics
34 Peer Gynt’s
mother
35 Midday
3G Negative word
37 Envoy
40 Unit of
electricity
43 Manuscript
(ab.)
44 Toward
45 Early English
(ab.)
46 Senior (ab.)
47 Soak up
48 Novel
50 Plant part
52 Pause
55 Individual
58 Station (ab.)
VERTICAL
1 Cognizance
2 Wife of
Geraint in
Arthurian
legend
3 North Caro
lina (ab.)
4 Auricle
5 Woody plants
6 Pays atten
tion to
7 Married
8 Onward
9 Pedal
extremity
10 Sea eagle
11 High school*
(ab.)
16 Father 39 Apex
18 Gaelic 41 His ——
20 Peer bombed Japat
22 Arrival (ab.) 42 Equal
23 Sacred song 47 Observes
24 Church parts 49 Direction
26 Slave 50 Therefore
27 Sicilian 51 Powerful ex-3
volcano plosive (ab.)
28 Smells 53 Female saint
29 Compound (ab.)
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By William Fergusoi
IS NOT A
NEW IDEA/
A NIGHT GAME
WAS PLAYED IN
POET WAYNE,
INDIANA, IN
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THE DIAMOND
WAS LIGHTED BY
SEVENTEEN LAMPS
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MASTS.
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“Let’s run over that part again, William, and this time
imagine you’re a shiny little moonbeam!”
BARNEY BAXTER IN THE AIR
By Frank Miller
•OF COURSE, THE CHANCES ARE A
HUNDRED TO ONE THAT I'LL HIT A
MOUNTAIN INSTEAD-BUT I MUSTN’T
THINK OF THAT
IF I COULD ONLY SEE A LITTLE'
WAY-EVEN A FEW YARDS
SIN FRONT OF ME!!
FUNNY BUSINESS
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By Hershberge*
OUR HOAKIMNU H(JUSE
- with
SAY, BURKE, OLE BOV/ IP YOU AIN'T
SIGNED A CONTRACT FOR MY
STUPID BROTHER TO MAM AGE YOU,
DON'T DO IT/HE'LL MATCH YOU
WITH A AIRPLANE PROPELLER
AM' GET YOUR EARS SCRAMBLED/
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YOU UP, BOKlN* HAMS THAT'LL
DWE IN THE TANK* FROM
HOLLYWOOD PUNCHES/
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Major Hoople
NO SOAP, CHUM/
TH' MA30R |S
6IVIN' ME SHORES
'AM'NOURISHMENT, •
AN' BAD NENS 8URKE
IS AS HONEST AS A
Bartender when
THE BOSS IS
PUNCHIN' TH'
REGISTER/
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OUT OUR WAY
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just a formality”*
TAKES BOTH
War Bond*
and Taxat
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"The crew’s been yelling for some home cooking I"
BOY WAR B ONDSA N D STAM P!i
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